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T,T ff RANDg fivKkTa' OBSERVER. '
I lave at PattisonV Grocery for re-I
Tuesday, Arm7fiTifl,iawj
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You Will Lite
When oik; thinks of a laxative honiethiji .
disagreeable is generally brought to mind,
liis however will not true if you get into
the habit of using our
SOLUTION CITRATE 0J MAGNESIA
It is a jmiutable, sparkling, refreshing
draught as easy to take as a glass of soda
water. Citrate of magnesia is an excellent
antaeid, it corrects the wui-st cases of sour
tstoniach. It speedily overcomes biliouy
headache. N" , -
During warm weather this prepai'ation is u
delightful relTigcrant'aken in hiiikII doses
it cools the blood and presents' prostration.
It is mild and harmless and inXyJc given to
young children as well as adults. -
We Make It Ourselves and Always
Have a Fresh Supply. Price 35c.
SNAPP'S LA GRANDE
PHARMACY
'ALVIN SNAPP, Proprietor.
Quick Delivery :: :: :: Phone Main 40
"SERVICE IS THE THING."
ILL LIKED THE
SPOKEN DRAMA
'KKI SIKtiKL STOCK CO. MAOli
DKC'IDKM HIT IN LA GRANDE.
I'cople I'arkod Amide Theatre
Hear Onre More the Artora
In r'h'h nnd Hlood.
I'Iouki'iI to n point where the smile
and appInuKo enmc ulmont apontancouH
a lai'Ko crowd of Im Urniule people
filled the Arciulo Thontre hint evening
in reapontfe to mlvurtisinjr Hinting tlint
Fred Sicgd'a company would present
"Nothing Hut Hie Truth." It seemed
hardly poasihlo that oneo more the.
Ornma would he seen and heard in I.a
Grande. Picture allows devoured the
('ultimate drama in short older nnd
everyone wa hungry to be entertained
hi the good old-fashioned way.
1 hat they were entertained in n
by the hearty response to every cli
max. The broker's office accne was of
intense interest and the way Carl
Herch handled the part of E. hi. Hal
Bton, wealthy broker, Immediately
awoke everyone to the fact that Kerch
has been in tho show game longer than
his youthful face and excellent voice
would indicute. i'red Siegel, as Uob
llunnott, the man who was going to
tell the truth for j!4 hours, wns good
Maurey Athoy, as Dick Donnelly, and
Cliff Lancaster, as Van Dusen, who
bilked tho bishop on bad stocks, were
well placed. Mnynon Steward played
the part of Mrs. Ralston, jealous wife,
in a remarkably pleasing way while
Cecil Day, as Gwon, the daughter, put.
a flash of color into the whole play.
Nnnnc Ileaton, a Ethel, the rich girl
who had a poor voice hut tried con
tinually to sing, mailt) good in her part
as did Hanoro Dcvers, as Mabel, it
girl of the world who had her own
story to tell.
Kennctt found it the hardest job he
ever undertook to tell the truth for 24 1
hours, but he finally succeeded and
won the ten thousand dollar bet. 1
The Siegel Stock company iN to visi
I.a Grande every Monday evening foi
tho next few weeks. The next produc
tion will be."llaby Mine."
'flit bloodhoiinia war oat en the
1 (.'). but "l.anft Waiaitk near
ly alWit:. HrfuallM then,
and thy aid aut vert erf vrJI for
the otheit. " The. gherlft refill ne't
aavan o'clo i and (una the don
out Ohio mora. They t. tiled lti. r,nl
to tee !. Bit residence helow tbn
hill and thai' several people main-
In I ned that the; hd tn the .man
mala hie r down the ulloy pusi
the house' The dot wot-" tai.m to
tho nllay .but could find nothing lo
rorlt oa there. Ateln at eleven o'clbc
the dots vera taken nut attain and
followed tha srent to the Kay house.
Thoie they round tho scunt beneath
u window and leading away up the
street anil the sheriff helievoii that
tha man was hidden In tho house ai
the time the dogs first led him to it
.Not knowing that tho family were
away and aecoirtiug Hie aitsurance ul'
the people who had (gathered that tho
man had gone down tilt! ullcy, he did
not maka a acarch. Mr. Kay, who Is a
conductor, was out on his run and
the rest of the family were not a
home.
Hounds Follow Scent.
From the Kay hnmc'the ilotfa led
Hie sheriff down M. avenue to First
I street and then down First to near
tho "ailway trucks, where they turn
d. wst and entered th field near the
hospital. They headed for flre hos
pital first and then buck to the rail-
I way track and up tho track towarn
Peny. A freight train which left
town la believed by the sheriff to
Irtive cirrid his man out of limned-!
late danger or recapture and he hati
accordingly wlted all ulong tho line '.
for men to watch for him .
Packard is said to be about eight-'
eon years of age and about five feet
five or six inches tall, of rather
slocky build. Ills welKht la estimat-.
id at I2f pounds. Ue has heavy daik
brown hair, giey eyes and a medium
complexion, which has bcome rathe)'!
whitened during his sluy in jail. Do I
claimed to be a teamster by occupa-
tion. I
The remaining prlsono s In the Jail
retimed to talk this morning to the
officers, but the sound oft heir slim
ing ainf (JnnoliiK were In high 'spirits.
urms. Inquire l'J' V Avenue.
, 8-MI-3t,p
LOST-r baniji afokey. Finder will
I revcrdad y "reUirning to 801
Main street. . -19-6t
For Cannina; Peaches, gee Groves'
dv. ( . 8-1D -at,p
WANTED iob on' ranch, by man of
reliable experience; have boy nine
. years old who must attend school.
Address Jas. Liimmasson, Touchet,
Washington. ' 8-19-(it,p
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FOR SALE Pleas.inf, home, four
room cottage. Latfio lot prico 1,
000, terms. Phone) Mnln 22.
J ' 8-lS-tf,
Peach Island Peaches are better. See
U'lv. ' 8-l!)-!lt,p
WANTED Man to work on farm
and wifa to board extra help. Can
have use of partly furnished house
write A, cane of Observer.
S19-6tp,
WANTED Nursing by
nil rue. Call at 4116 Flu
phono Black 821.
practical
street or i
8-i;iip
FOIll SALE Nine Chester Whit.-)
Sows. Will Farrow this, month.
Phone Red 3041 mornings.
S-19-flt.
LOOK FOll THE
U. S. Shoe Repairing Co.
J u New Foley Euihlin
JJest Prices in Town
COME AND Si:E!
Largest and Smallest Enginea.
A young Jeweler of lllllsboro, N. D.,
has made a liny engine, run by coin
pressed tilr, which Is only lhree-inar-Iitm
of an iui'h long and weighs only
2,fc grains. The diameter of the cylin
der bore is ttN-HsK) of an Ini-h, the
diameter of the llywheel Is 9 IM of nil
Inch nnd Its stroke is nil llMM) of an
Inch. Contrasted with this Is n vnlv
used by the Ontario Power compiiny
of Niagara Falls, whl.h Is ill feel
high, welglm li."i Inns, ami baa it 'water
opening 0 feet across, so Pint an nil
tomoblle full of men can stand ill It
New FaB Hats
F01 FOR THE LADIES
JUSTAMBIVED
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We invite you to coine to our store and
see this beautiful shipment of Ladies'
newest and latest styles FALL HATS.
We want to call your especial attention
to the quality of this line of hats, as veil
as the prices, and you will be able to
see at a glance that you no longer are
forced to pay that $15 and $20 to rcv
the same hat, We are pleased to be
able to prii-c this handsome line of hal-;
at $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.90.
India
A very attractive shipnuW ofndian IJIaukets and Hobes, in several different
designs; also Uabv Navaj HlanVeK This is an exceptionally nice assort
ment and won't last long.' Vj-ict-d $3.93, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.90, $8.90. . y
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Display.
New Mer
chandiie Arriving
Dally
RAGS WANTED 3c PER. LB!
The Enemy Seal.
In Labrador the fishermen regard '
aenls as their deadly enemies, line j
authority says that he has known a I
seal to hauul a net so persistently Unit
to get nuy llkli at all the owner had
to watch nil the while at. one end.
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fcory pica Rin tr manner whs best nil own ttilU.
Observer advartlsinf wTII bring rt
INEW TODAY!
FOR SAI'.E Household fuinituio.
Phone morning, Kcd 1 rr'J, or call
142(1 S avenue. 8-lt,::t,p
LOST lllaek silk umbrella, Sterlina
silver handle. Kngnived -H'',
SHERR
Y'S
AXOTIllili Will LiaV END VlTAdL'AI'll SKIM A L- First KiMsodc luie
Today and iTomorrow
"Perils of
Tliunder
There is one thing no out
perhaps imprisonment wouli
"Not Guilty"
canai-cuseusof, and that is PROFITKKR IX(i. A heavy fine and
I be our fate if our c omDetitors iudeed the evidence The irreat. fi-itne
.oeiore our conipentors lias lieeu, "WrJ SOLD TOO CllEA' LOS1NO .MONEY and they dread
ed t see us "going broke."' . ..
COM PARE TIII'j FOLLOWINti 1'IMCES WITH OTH FR STORES:
Jewel Laundry Soap...: 5c bar, 57c dozen
Crystal White Soap 6c bar, 72c dozen
Ivory Soap, small 10c bar, $1.14 dozen
1 'lifted Wheat or i-e 14c pkg.
(J rape Nuts 13c pkg.
Swans Down Cake Flour 46c pkg.
Crisi-o, "risen 42c, 62c, $1.22 can
Alaska Salmon, talis 28c, 31c can
Tilhiniook Cream Cheese 43c lb.
Guaranteed Eggs, our price.
...47c doz.
$1.30 roll
$3.50 sack
"YOU SIIOFLD WORRY." We are doing the
TRANSACTION'S IN FOUR WEEKS of JULY,
st.ue, Y(HT ARE THE LOSER. Four deliveries
thank you for your eo-opertion in maintaining' the
TWO TRIPS EACH WAY EACH DAY.
South Sidt Leaves, 10::!0 a. in., 3:30 p. in. North Side Leaves, !):U0 a. lit
IT PAYS TO PAY (
Creamery Butter, our price
New Choice Potatoes, our price
M. J. B. Coffee, our price 5-lb can, $2.50
Hooverized Special Coffee, our price 38c lb.
Pure Cane Sugar, our price $10.15 sack
Del .Monte Sliced Pineapple, our price 43c can
Campbell and Yan Camp's Soup 13c can
Ghirardelli's Chocolate, our price 38c can
grocery business of Union county 123,812 SALES
If you are not a patron of this big, busy, modern'
a day Kindly note the following schedule. We
same.
2:00 p. m.
VSH at the STOKE THA T IS FIGHTING THE HIGH COST OF L1Y1NG
The Greater Hooverized Grocery
The Stora
Where tha
Thrifty
Throng.
A Tnion
Bloro
THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN LA GKANDE.
SAM HARRIS, Prop.
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TWO MAIN LINE PHONES :: :: :: ::
MAIN 32
The Store
Where tha
Thrift
Throng
A Cnien
Store
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FEATURING ANTONIO MORENO and CAROL 110LLOWAV.
AM THE FAVORITE
BERT LYTELL
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Meat
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SHIPMENT OF
THREE DOZEN
Sherman
Crystal
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